Doodles Determination (Scarlet Ibis)

Graffiti decisions With James Hurst's short story "Scarlet Ibis", graffiti is a small boy and an invalid "child of ugly duck". Graffiti seems to be a low-ranking candidate for his brother's contempt and embarrassment. Because he does not have friends, he rarely leaves home. His brothers began to be interested in the physical advancement of graffiti and placed him under his wings. Through the graffiti fight to win his brother's respect, he showed extreme courage to be decided.

The most important literary technique James Hearst used at The Scarlet Ibis is the relationship between symbolism and scarlet ibis and graffiti. Both Doodle and ibis have similar characteristics, and ibis is a symbol of Doodle. Both ibis and teeth are fragile and unique. Ibis was hit by a violent storm and died at the time of arrival. Graffiti also came to this world, weakened, ill, and did not live in disability, he made him different from his brother. Ibis is exhausted when it gets stormy. Graffiti was exhausted to the end of the story. Because he tried to go home in the rain. I gave up his body, and when the feathers fall from the tree onto the ground, Ibis' body gave up.

In order to convey the message to the reader, what kind of literary technique did James Hurst use "The Scarlet Ibis"?

Scarlet ibis is shown in many ways. Scarlet ibis is small and brittle like graffiti, but more importantly, Scarlett Ibis is not suitable for their garden. As birds are lost, scarlet ibis is not the native of graffiti neighbors. Graffiti is inappropriate in his world, is small and brittle, mentally and physically damaged. When the graffiti died, his brother cried standing on his body, and he thought that graffiti seemed to have ibis dead. His neck is twisted like Ibis, his mouth is bleeding (ibis is scarlet, crimson, even dark like blood)

The ibis of "The Scarlet Ibis" is closely related to the graffiti at the beginning of the plot. Because Ibis' memory reminds me of graffiti 's memory in brother' s mind, and graffiti immediately feel the relationship with birds. Like Ibis, graffiti is solitary and unique, in his natural environment, alone, alone, there is no flock. Like Ibis, he never flourishes in his own environment. He is sophisticated, morbid and fragile. However, although the beauty of ibis is obvious to graffiti, this bird is outsidating the essence of doodle because the spiritual beauty of graffiti is hidden in an unattractive appearance. Graffiti are associated with winged and sacred creatures, as this bird is actually a winged creature. Both boys and birds are characterized by sacred images. It can be said that both have a symbolic relationship with Christ.